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Has anyone seen a sharp xv12000u projector in action they look great. I am thinking about buying one for $7,500. Any thoughts about the sharp DLP projector?

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---------------- On 2/9/2004 10:07:54 AM Frzninvt wrote: Buying a Denon AVR-5803 to run with the B&K 200.7 would be a waste. The B&K Ref 50 supplies 7 outputs plus a subwoofer output. It also has 7.1 inputs as well that you would connect your SACD or DVD-A player too. ---------------- So the ref 50 will connect to a sacd player via th 7.1 inputs mentioned above. Will the ref 50 output the signal to the 200.7 amp in sacd format for listening?

---------------- On 2/9/2004 10:07:54 AM Frzninvt wrote: Buying a Denon AVR-5803 to run with the B&K 200.7 would be a waste. The B&K Ref 50 supplies 7 outputs plus a subwoofer output. It also has 7.1 inputs as well that you would connect your SACD or DVD-A player too. ---------------- So the ref 50 will connect to a sacd player via th 7.1 inputs mentioned above. Will the ref 50 output the signal to the 200.7 amp in sacd format for listening?

Thanks for you feed back about the Ref 50. I was thinking of purchasing a Ref 50 and a Ref 200.7 for a HT but I want to also enjoy SACD's and DVD-A's. What would be the best solution? A Denon 5803 reciever and a Ref 200.7 amp?? I like the Denon Reciever b/c of the two sets of surround channels "a" and "b". I was thinking of dipoles on channel "a" and direct radiating on channel "b" for SACD's and DVD-A. I am going to buy the flagship Pioneer or Denon DVD players that process the SACD's and DVD-A's reguardless. Any thoughts?

I heard of a new HDTV sat provider call VOOM. Their basic package includes 21 HDTV channels. If you buy the premium packages the have a total of around 39 Hdtv channels. Check it out a voom.com

Does the B&K Ref 50/200.7 processess SACD's and DVD-A. I could not find anything on their web site.

Your amp comments are greatly appreciated. Do you think that it is wise to spend 3k on a denon 5803 or pioneer elite 59txi reciever or go for a seperate pre/amp amp. I would think the pre/amp amp separates would cost a couple grand more for a Parasound, Rotel, or good B&K vintage.

Planning a HT w/ a Denon AVR-5803 reciever. The Denon has 170 watts per channel and the Klipsch RF7's are rated at 250 watts. Does this miss match mean that I need a seperate amp? Two more questions, will a good seperate amp produce better sound? Also, what type of rear klipsch speaker would you recommend for the HT? Planning HT Denon 5803 Rec Denon 5900 DVD RF7 L/R RC7 center RS7 surrounds RSW 15 sub